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  1. LOS ANGELES v. LOS ANGELES COUNTY EMPLOYEE RELATIONS COMMISSION
    Feb 25, 2011
    This case implicates the privacy rights of Los Angeles County employees who are not Union members and their ability to control the dissemination of their personal information to the Service Employees International Union, Local 721 (the Union), which has a statutory duty to repres…
  2. LOS ANGELES v. LOS ANGELES COUNTY EMPLOYEE RELATIONS COMMISSION
    Feb 25, 2011
    This case implicates the privacy rights of Los Angeles County employees who are not Union members and their ability to control the dissemination of their personal information to the Service Employees International Union, Local 721 (the Union), which has a statutory duty to repres…
  3. STASZ v. EISENBERG
    Feb 25, 2011
    The trial court dismissed the action filed by plaintiff and appellant Shanel Stasz against defendants and respondents Michael Eisenberg[1] and Bernard A. Burk, after Stasz failed to pay costs and attorney fees ordered when the court transferred the action to San Francisco pursuan…
  4. PEOPLE v. FAVOR
    Feb 25, 2011
    Brandon Favor appeals from his conviction on one count of first degree murder, two counts of attempted murder, and two counts of second degree robbery. He claims there was insufficient evidence to support the true finding on the robbery-murder special circumstance or the findings…
  5. SCHELB v. STEIN
    Feb 25, 2011
    In the published portion of this decision, we address the primary issue in this appeal--whether a trust deed securing a promissory note issued in connection with a family law judgment may expire under provisions of the Marketable Record Title Act (MRTA, Civ. Code, § 880.020 et s…
  6. GROBESON v. LOS ANGELES
    Feb 25, 2011
    A jury rejected Mitchell Grobeson's claims that the City of Los Angeles (City) and Daniel Watson unlawfully retaliated against Grobeson in violation of the Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) (Gov. Code, § 12900 et seq.) and Labor Code section 1101 et seq.; that City and …
  7. SONOMA v. SUPERIOR COURT OF SONOMA COUNTY
    Feb 25, 2011
    In 2007, the County of Sonoma (the County) enacted Ordinance No. 5715 (the Ordinance) governing the zoning of medical cannabis dispensaries. One provision of the Ordinance required dispensaries to obtain permits to operate. In September 2009, real parties in interest Marvin Garde…
  8. In re T.H
    Feb 25, 2011
    S.O. (father) appeals from an order that terminated the dependency jurisdiction of the juvenile court over his children, T.H. and V.O., and placed them in the physical custody of their mother, S.S. (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 362.4.)[1] The judgment included an exit order allowing su…
  9. In re T.H
    Feb 25, 2011
    S.O. (father) appeals from an order that terminated the dependency jurisdiction of the juvenile court over his children, T.H. and V.O., and placed them in the physical custody of their mother, S.S. (Welf. & Inst. Code, § 362.4.)[1] The judgment included an exit order allowing su…
  10. In re GRACE C
    Feb 25, 2011
    Appellant S.C. (mother) appeals from orders dismissing dependency jurisdiction as to her children Grace C. and Angelo C. after relatives were appointed as legal guardians for the minors. Mother claims that (1) the juvenile court abused its discretion by dismissing dependency, (2)…
  11. SACKS v. OAKLAND Part-II
    Feb 25, 2011
    Following a bench trial, a judgment was entered that granted in part and denied in part the petition for writ of mandate filed by Marleen Sacks (petitioner or Sacks), in which she contested the allocation and use of tax revenue collected by the City of Oakland (respondent or the …
  12. SACKS v. OAKLAND Part-I
    Feb 25, 2011
    Following a bench trial, a judgment was entered that granted in part and denied in part the petition for writ of mandate filed by Marleen Sacks (petitioner or Sacks), in which she contested the allocation and use of tax revenue collected by the City of Oakland (respondent or the …
  13. MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION IN CALIFORNIA v. ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER
    Feb 25, 2011
    Several organizations dedicated to providing advocacy, education and support services in the field of mental health[1] and several individuals who have been recipients of assistance from the former Homeless Adults Program, appeal from the denial of their petition for a writ of ma…
  14. PEOPLE v. LIENG,
    Feb 25, 2011
    In these consolidated criminal appeals, appellant Richard Lieng appeals from his plea of no contest to one felony count of cultivation of marijuana (Health & Saf. Code, § 11358), and appellant Tony Lieng from his plea of no contest to one felony count of possession of marijuana …
  15. PEOPLE v. HOLLINQUEST Part-II
    Feb 25, 2011
    Defendant was convicted following a jury trial of first degree murder (Pen. Code, § 187) with a special circumstance (Pen. Code, § 190.2, subd. (a)(17)), and robbery (Pen. Code, § 211). He was sentenced to a term of life in state prison without the possibility of parole. In th…
  16. PEOPLE v. HOLLINQUEST Part-I
    Feb 25, 2011
    Defendant was convicted following a jury trial of first degree murder (Pen. Code, § 187) with a special circumstance (Pen. Code, § 190.2, subd. (a)(17)), and robbery (Pen. Code, § 211). He was sentenced to a term of life in state prison without the possibility of parole. In th…
  17. PEOPLE v. CORNETT Part-III
    Feb 25, 2011
    Defendant Michael Cornett was charged with molesting his two stepdaughters, 10‑year-old Jane Doe 1 and six-year-old Jane Doe 2, with the final instance captured in a photograph taken by defendant's 12-year-old stepson. A jury found defendant guilty on all seven felonies all…
  18. PEOPLE v. CORNETT Part-II
    Feb 25, 2011
    Defendant Michael Cornett was charged with molesting his two stepdaughters, 10‑year-old Jane Doe 1 and six-year-old Jane Doe 2, with the final instance captured in a photograph taken by defendant's 12-year-old stepson. A jury found defendant guilty on all seven felonies all…
  19. PEOPLE v. CORNETT Part-I
    Feb 25, 2011
    Defendant Michael Cornett was charged with molesting his two stepdaughters, 10‑year-old Jane Doe 1 and six-year-old Jane Doe 2, with the final instance captured in a photograph taken by defendant's 12-year-old stepson. A jury found defendant guilty on all seven felonies all…
  20. GREENWICH v.WONG Part-II
    Feb 25, 2011
    The primary questions presented in this case are whether lost profits may be awarded as consequential damages under Civil Code section 3306 for breach of a real property sale agreement where the buyer intended to renovate and sell the property at a profit and, if so, whether lost…
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